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Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve been quietly building and shipping a bunch of updates to — and I'm excited to finally share them.
This release is all about community interaction and keeping things clean, fast, and secure.
? Comments Are Live
Users can now comment on blog posts — fully integrated into the existing Next.js + Prisma stack.
Features:
Users now get notified when:
Also included:
To support these features and prep for more, I also made a few architectural changes:
Moderation and safety were top of mind:
Final Thoughts
This has been a fun milestone — I’ve always seen nixx.dev as a growing toolset + learning journal. These new features aim to turn the blog into a space where developers can not only learn but contribute.
If you’re building something similar (or just shipping cool features), drop a link — I’d love to see what you’re working on! ?
This release is all about community interaction and keeping things clean, fast, and secure.
? Comments Are Live
Users can now comment on blog posts — fully integrated into the existing Next.js + Prisma stack.
Features:
- ? Requires login
- ? Supports Markdown
- ? Nested replies for full conversation threads
- ? Word filtering & heading sanitization (no <h1>, no spammy formatting)
Users now get notified when:
- Someone replies to their comment
- Their comment receives a new response
Also included:
- Email notifications
- API routes for real-time updates (WebSocket support coming later)
To support these features and prep for more, I also made a few architectural changes:
- Refactored the entire context structure (auth, admin, notfound)
- Introduced AuthContext for cleaner, scalable auth-aware components
- Improved API logic around user actions and moderation
Moderation and safety were top of mind:
Profanity filtering (customizable word list)- ? Headings disabled in comment markdown
- ?️ Easy moderation toggle for future needs
This has been a fun milestone — I’ve always seen nixx.dev as a growing toolset + learning journal. These new features aim to turn the blog into a space where developers can not only learn but contribute.
If you’re building something similar (or just shipping cool features), drop a link — I’d love to see what you’re working on! ?